Does BSS House price will keep going up where there is no stop?

Risk..... not equal to gambling lah.....
Everything also got risk..... depend on manageable risk or non manageable risk.
If house loan monthly payment just below 20% of your salary..., the risk is low. For someone who bought the same house with loan payment more than 50% of the salary.... the risk is higher..So u can see risk level actualy depend many criteria...

if you want to judge the housing development risk.... u need to consider more factors.... internal factors (developer cash flow, debt ratio, unbill sale, land bank, management capabilities....)...external factors (market risk, politics risk, currency risk, materials cost risk, monetary policy risk.....)

But friendly speaking..... my personal opinion.... the risk of property especially landed property in city is much lower than the share investment and bought the depreciation assets example car...

The price is going up for sure but with a slower paste. I don't think the developer can afford to put a high price tag now when economy is so soft.

Good point! Risk is not gambling, especially when it is a calculated risk.

Haha...nobody can tell us....

Seems like no need to worry about weak MYR for Matrix.

Refer to Matrix concept 2014 annual report:

42. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS (cont’d)
42.1 FINANCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT POLICIES
The Group’s policies in respect of the major areas of treasury activity are as follows:-
(a) Market Risk
(i) Foreign Currency Risk
The Group does not have any transactions or balances denominated in foreign currency
and hence is not exposed to foreign currency risks.



This post has been edited by neonikson1: Sep 27 2015, 02:14 AM

The pricing of between BSS and secondary market the like senawang, loong chen, rasah jaya like earth and heaven.

Where you going to buy bro?

which part of N9 is that? never heard before?

Seremban Jaya. Near senawang toll

oh in Senawang

anyhow N9 school closed tomorrow

Seremban bro, are you comparing apple to apple? Just like penny stocks they are cheap but doesn't mean it is good.

This post has been edited by neonikson1: Sep 27 2015, 03:11 PM

Stock yes,

Property I scare comment already.

My college also closed tomorrow, no lecture. Hurray

Can comment freely with the support of some facts will do.



This post has been edited by neonikson1: Sep 27 2015, 10:19 PM

I'm not an expert on the property sector. As such i cannot properly judge the risk involved (i do wonder sometimes, if the "expert" are really the expert )
I only got question and no much concrete answer.

To commit any amount of my salary(20% or 50%) for 20+ years on a promise by a salesperson.

The solution for me is simple. Don't take the risk(i.e. don't gamble)

Depends on whether you are a home buyer or a property investor. If you are a home buyer there are less risk, after all you get to use what you purchased.

There is one expert which is accessible by anyone, his name is Google. You can ask him and he will teach you anything you want to know.


If anyone were to commit to a sales and purchase agreement just by the word of the salesperson, i call that stupid.

Of course we have to do our homework, alot of homework before we commit. Do thorough research and findings, check developer's background and track record, know the who's who's behind. After we have done enough findings, weighted out the pros and cons, then the decision is said to have taken calculated risk into consideration.

Subsale also have risk, the neighbours, the management, the community, the switch in township development, natural disaster (earth quake is coming), etc. We can't live our life without exposing to risk. That's why we need to learn how to take risk and manage our risk. Another important thing to learn is to make good judgement to reduce mistakes in life.

This post has been edited by neonikson1: Sep 28 2015, 01:05 AM

Seremban older areas are damn cheap no doubt.. But i think you should compare BSS with S2 as it is nearest to it. S2 occupancy rate quite high nia. Subsale selling below 500k.

What says you?

Whether we are consumer or investor, the PRICE is what we pay, the VALUE is what we get. They don't always equal.

One thing for sure is no need worry bank valuation the like 2nd hand property and forking out extra $$$ to buy the property.

On Top of that, buyer will have a peace in mind and heart that everybody bought the same price. Where as 2nd hand property buyer sign SPA then realise owner/seller bought lower price from developer and happy with huge gain appreciation.

S2 vs BSS

S2 no club house the like BSS next to Matrix Internation School.

Very true Seremban bro, buying a rm500k subsale unit requires around rm80k upfront payment. Whereas new unit from developer only need around rm10-20k upfront.